All Weather Coat

This purchase description, GL-PD-19026A, outlines the requirements for a men's double-breasted all-weather coat with a removable liner, designed for male military personnel of the Department of the Army as part of the Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU). The document details specific characteristics of the coat, including its double-breasted front with six-button closure, convertible collar, belt with buckle, and various design elements like shoulder and sleeve straps, pockets, and a removable insulated liner. It provides an extensive schedule of sizes, ranging from X-Short to X-Long and chest sizes from 30 to 54. The description specifies material requirements for the outer shell (water-repellent polyester/cotton poplin in Heritage Green 564), liner components (batting and taffeta), and other elements like threads, buttons, and buckles, along with rigorous testing methods for quality and durability. Detailed instructions for seams, stitches, buttonholes, and button placement are also included. The document further outlines labeling requirements, including identification, instruction, size, barcode, and certification labels, and references government-furnished patterns. Conformance provisions cover product quality, market acceptance, visual and dimensional examinations, and toxicity testing to ensure safety and compliance. The overall purpose is to establish a comprehensive standard for the manufacturing and quality control of this specific military garment.

This document, MIL-DTL-32768, dated May 31, 2024, is a detailed specification for a man's all-weather coat, superseding CR-PD-03-08. It outlines requirements for the coat's design, materials, components, and construction for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense. The coat is available in two types (with or without a left shoulder rifle patch), three classes (Pewter, Black, Heritage Green), and various sizes. It features a water-repellent shell, a double-breasted front, a removable liner, and specific button placements. The specification details various materials, including polyester/cotton poplin for the shell and different compositions for the removable liner. It also specifies requirements for threads, buttons, belts, and labels, along with patterns and finished measurements for both the coat and its liner. Inspection and verification methods are provided, covering first article and conformance inspections, visual examinations, and material tests like labile sulfur presence. The document also includes notes on intended use, acquisition requirements, and visual shade matching guidelines.

This document, MIL-DTL-32767, dated May 31, 2024, is a detailed specification for a woman's all-weather coat, intended for female personnel of the United States Marine Corps, Army, and Navy. It supersedes CR-PD-03-09 from January 28, 2003. The specification outlines two types of coats: Type I with right and left shoulder rifle patches for the Marine Corps, and Type II with only a right shoulder rifle patch for the Army and Navy. It details classifications by color (Pewter, Black, Heritage Green) and a comprehensive range of sizes. The document covers material requirements, including water-repellent treated polyester/cotton poplin for the shell and a quilted insulated liner. It also specifies design features like a double-breasted front, convertible collar, belt, and various button placements. Detailed instructions for components like zippers, buttons, threads, and belts are provided, along with requirements for labels, patterns, and finished measurements for both the coat and its removable liner. Verification methods, including first article and conformance inspections, are outlined, with specific tests for material properties and workmanship. The document emphasizes the use of recycled or environmentally preferable materials where possible and provides contact information for questions and acquisition requirements.

DLA Troop Support has issued a Sources Sought Notice to identify potential suppliers for various all-weather coats, including men's and women's styles, and an AGSU men's all-weather coat. This notice is solely for market research, not a request for proposal, quote, or invitation for bid. The government is not obligated to make any purchases as a result of this inquiry and will not compensate respondents for submitted information. Interested contractors should contact Sorina Tanczos via email or phone. Any future solicitations will be announced on SAM.gov, and it will be the offeror's responsibility to monitor the website for updates.